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125 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - pic1

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 72in long, 3x250w mh, 2x80w t5, 2 external pumps, 1/4 antartica chiller, berlin turbo protein skimmer, one of the pumps is connected directly to the chiller. About 130-150 lbs of live rock. Auto top off system connected directly to ro-di unit...
Advice: keep up w/ monthly water changes...
Fish Kept: Purple tank, yellow tang, chrismas wrass, 6 line wrass, sohal tang, tomato clown, reg, clown, mandarin fish, cleaner gobies, etc.... lots more.
Corals/Plants: leather's.... tree colts, flower pot, pulsating xzenias, brain coral, ricordia's, button polyps, bird's nest. galaxia.....
Tank Size: 125 gallons
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